LSK president Kanjama demands release of blogger in MP’s bad books

Vincent Odhiambo was picked by officers from Parliament Police Station following complaints filed by a lawmaker...

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Law Society of Kenya (LSK) president Charles Kanjama is demanding the release of Kisumu-based blogger Vincent Odhiambo Opiyo, who was arrested by detectives from Parliament Police Station. The arrest reportedly stems from complaints lodged by Gem Member of Parliament Elisha Ochieng Odhiambo.

The blogger was arrested on Thursday.
The LSK president is condemning the arrest as harassment of bloggers.
The blogger is allegedly facing charges of cyber harassment, with efforts underway to secure his release on cash bail.

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